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The Penguins TV broadcasting duo of Steve Mears and Bob Errey will “not return in their roles,” according to sources cited by Matt Vensel of the PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE. Radio play-by-play man Josh Getzoff is expected to move over to replace Mears and Colby Armstrong will “likely also take on a prominent TV role” with Dan Potash continuing to be a “part of the TV broadcast team.” The news of the changes came one day after the Penguins announced they had agreed, effective Oct. 2, to acquire AT&T SportsNet Pittsburgh and would rebrand the regional sports network as SportsNet Pittsburgh. Sources said that Mears and Errey “didn’t learn they were being replaced until this week.” Errey had been the TV color commentator since 2004, while Mears had been doing play-by-play since 2017. Vensel noted it is possible the Mears “could remain with the Penguins in another capacity,” such as “switching over to radio and essentially trading places with Getzoff” (PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE, 9/2). In Pittsburgh, Justin Guerriero noted the “fates of the many behind-the-scenes professionals,” such as producers, camera operators or audio technicians, “have not been decided” following the RSN purchase announcement (TRIBLIVE.com, 9/1).A HUGE LOSS: In Pittsburgh, Ron Cook wrote it is “safe to say” Errey and Mears would not have been fired if Mario Lemieux “still owned the team.” Lemieux “knows Pittsburgh and understands what Errey has meant to the franchise.” Cook: “No one brought more passion, enthusiasm and knowledge to the job than Errey.” And no one, other than longtime Penguins announced Mike Lange, “did more to promote the Penguins.” Cook wrote “clearly, Fenway Sports Group doesn’t have a clue.” Errey said that the “real losers here” are the team's fans. He added the timing of the announcement “isn’t good” for him this season. Errey: “It’s early September.” He

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On this day in 1957, WIIC-TV, Channel 11 signed on as Pittsburgh’s NBC affiliate. That was two years after it was supposed to sign on as the area’s CBS affiliate. Operating on the UHF Channel 16, WENS-TV took issue with the granting of the license to the owners of WIIC given that WENS had applied for Channel 11 to get on to the VHF spectrum. (I’m sure we’ve mentioned that conundrum several times over the years!)Original logo showing Channel 11 as the CBS affiliate. That never happened due to a challenge by WENS-TV.Had WIIC been the CBS affiliate, KDKA-TV (2) would have had NBC which would have made sense given the radio station’s long affiliation with NBC at the time. But CBS had the better ratings and no real place to call home exclusively and chose KDKA. But the move also required more shuffling. WIIC Incorporated was a venture of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, who owned WWSW (970); and Pittsburgh Radio Supply House, who owned WJAS (1320). WJAS-AM and FM (99.7) had to be sold as a result and NBC bought them turning them into WAMP and WFMP respectively.Bill Cardille signed WIIC on the air that September 1, 1957 and remained with the station through the transition to WPXI in 1980 and well into the 1990s. His Chiller Theatre and work with the annual MDA Labor Day Telethon are stuff of legend and will be remembered for a long time.But wait a minute… why WPXI? Pittsburgh Press TV-Radio Editor Barbara Holsopple

3:30 p.m. PT Super Bowl 58 will kick off at 6:30 p.m. ET (3:30 p.m. local time) on Sunday, Feb. 11. The game will be played at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas. Super Bowl 2024 halftime performer, national anthem singer Eight-time Grammy Award winner Usher will be the halftime performer at Super Bowl 58. He may bring other artists onto the stage during his show, but he has not yet revealed whether any guest stars made the trip to Las Vegas. Country Music Hall of Famer Reba McEntire will sing the national anthem at Super Bowl 58. Post Malone will sing "America the Beautiful," and Andra Day will perform "Lift Every Voice and Sing." If you purchase a product or register for an account through one of the links on our site, we may receive compensation. Learn more > Author(s) Jordan Greer has been with The Sporting News since 2015. He previously worked for the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. He is a graduate of Westminster College and Syracuse University.

From the city’s special events office, to decide what to include. The decision ended up based on “Let’s decide how we want people to walk away, what images in their head.” She’s appreciative of the care taken as well as the attention as the opening approaches. “The city wants to remind people that Pittsburgh was and still is a magnificent place,” Solomon said. “People should be really proud of the things we imported into the world, like classical jazz. Exporting entertainment is a feat.”Following Dawson’s induction into the North Carolina Music Hall of Fame, Solomon said she heard from about 300 people, and she hopes that continues and aids her efforts.“To me it’s one of the most important restoration projects in the world,” she said. “I brought this on myself. It’s just finishing something that I started. I didn’t understand anything that I was getting myself into [back in 2000]. I feel that it is worth finishing.” The exhibit is sponsored AARP Pennsylvania, WAMO and KDKA Radio. More information is available at www.pittsburghpa.gov/Recreation-Events/Special-Events/Black-History-Month.Exterior of William “Woogie” Harris’ house, and Mary Cardwell Dawson’s National Negro Opera Company, 7101 Apple St., Homewood, circa 1940-1950. (Charles “Teenie” Harris/Heinz Family Fund/Carnegie Museum of Art) --> Helen FallonHelen is a copy editor at the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, but she's currently on strike. Contact her at [email protected].